Entry for Interest receivable & Payable with TDS


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Interest payable of 1000 with 10% TDS requires entries in both parties' books. Mr A records interest expense, liability to Mr B, and TDS payable; Mr B records interest income, receivable, and TDS recoverable. Interest paid is indirect expense and interest received is indirect income.

29 March 2011 Please help me!

Mr.A has to give interest of Rs.1000/- and (TDS to be deducted @10%) to Mr.B

What is the journal and payment/receipt entry in the books of both Mr.A and Mr.B

29 March 2011 In the books of A :
1. Interest due entry >
Interest A/c Dr. 1000
To B's A/c Cr. 900
To TDS payable Cr. 100

2. Interest pay Entry
B's A/c Dr. 900/-
To Bank Cr. 900/-

3. TDS payment Entry
TDS Payable Dr 100/-
To Bank Cr. 100


29 March 2011 In the books of B :
1. Interest receivable >
A's A/c Dr. 1000/-
To Interest A/c Cr. 1000

2. Interest Recd Entry
Bank A/c Dr. 900/-
TDS Recoverable A/c Dr. 100
To A's A/c Cr. 1000/-


29 March 2011 MR A at the time of Interest Credit
1:
Interest Paid on loan Dr
Mr B Cr
2:
Mr B Dr
TDS Payable CR

Mr B
1:
Mr A Dr
Interest Accrued/ receivable Cr

2:
TDS receivable Dr
Mr A Cr.



29 March 2011 Thank You Sirs,

Please tell me if Interest A/c above mentioned comes under the head Indirect Income or Liability.

29 March 2011 Interest Paid--Indirect Exp
Interest received- Indirect Income
Interest Receivable-Current Assets.


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